MySkins South Africa are concerned that your personal information is handled in a satisfactory manner. This page describes how information stored about you on our systems handled.

When you shop with MySkins South Africa will include store name, postal address and e-mail address. This is necessary information we need to deliver goods to you and keep you informed about the delivery. In addition, we are required to store certain financial information about you as a customer in connection with accounting and tax handling. For each individual conducted online stores, we also use IP address to protect you as a user, and us as a supplier, for any abuse.

All purchases at MySkins.co.za made by credit card. Credit card number is never stored with MySkins. Payment information will be directly with our payment partner Cardia that stands as a guarantor of this stored and processed in a secure manner.

By viewing our pages may be one or more cookies ("cookies"). This is done in connection with the authorization or creation of shopping cart for your selected products. It is possible to visit our site and see the products without using coockies. However, it is not possible to login or make a booking without this enabled. Cookies from myskins.co.za are local and will not be read by other sites. Information and usage patterns are not stored in cookies, such information not be shared with external partners.

E-mail address you register with myskins.co.za is not shared with external partners. Thus, it is safe to enter your email address on myskins.co.za and no advertising or spam will occur. MySkins South Africa reserves the right to send out newsletters at the occasion.

MySkins South Africa does not sell personal information to third parties. We share no such information in any form of barter.

CEO of MySkins South Africa is responsible for ensuring that these guidelines at all times adhered to by the company. If you have questions regarding what information is stored about you or wish to delete these, please contact support.

15. October 2007